1830s $5 Miller's Bank of Washtenaw, Ann Arbor MI CU-64 EPQ PMG

• Certified Choice Uncirculated 64 EPQ by PMG.
• Housed in an archival currency holder by PMG.
• EPQ - Exceptional Paper Quality and Remainder - not circulated.
• $5 dollar note from Miller's Bank of Washtenaw in Ann Arbor, MI.
• Face: Features a allegorical image of "seated commerce", a woman with a shield and sailing ship nearby. Flanked by twin portrait medallions and bold "5" counters in each corner. "Michigan Safety Fund" is proudly displayed across the top.
• Back: Intentionally blank common of the obsolete notes & era.
• Cataloged as Haxby # MI45G8 and Criswell #MI230-25.

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A relic from the wildcat banking era, this 1830s $5 Miller's Bank of Washtenaw note originates from Ann Arbor, Michigan, a city founded in 1824 and named after the wives of its founders amid stands of bur oak trees. Issued under Michigan's free banking laws of 1837, Miller's Bank was one of several Washtenaw County institutions to emerge during America's most turbulent financial period, yet stood apart for being honestly conducted and paying all its debts in full, a remarkable distinction among frontier-era private banks.